yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] NPR_Aficionado:
The registry setting to disable the HTC dialer is:

HKLM\Security\Phone\Skin\Enable = 0

This morning I tried this reg edit to see if it would fix my call intercept problem also, but unfortunately it did not. Obviously, I am not using HTC device, but my Treo 800w still had this string, so I gave it a try. My initial call still gets connected for a few seconds before being hung up and then the dialog box pops up. I was hoping this would fix the problem.

Hope this info helps you.

I am willing to try beta steps for you, but don't have computer access throughout the entire day. So my visiting, trying, and reporting will be spaced/delayed slightly; but I should have the ability to try stuff out at some point each day.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gardndj:
God I hate it when people call me Daniel...you sound like my mother.

Anyways just wanted to report that with the config set to always call using GV, call intercept works flawlessly.Outgoing call is dropped immediately, incoming call comes from GV every time. Only thing not working here is auto-answer, which worked fine when I had call intercept set to always ask how to dial. Instead I have to manually answer the GV call.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
well you should have put your handle in the donation! :D

yeah...found that bug. it'll be fixed in the normal release.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Ullmz469:
Maybe its the ROM I'm using?? Which ROM are you using I could give that a try to see if its indeed the ROM. Since I have the same phone.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
Everything I'm testing on here is stock.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Shawner:
Stock HTC or Stock ATT?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
AT&T I guess. That's what the startup screen and animation says.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
ok sprinties and people that the intercept didn't work for. I present v14b1. it also has sms intercept....kinda....so if it's running and you try to send a text message normally and the configuration is set to choose or always, it will intercept it and send it WITHOUT ASKING YOU.

if the sms intercept doesn't work for you, I don't care right now....the primary purpose of this beta is to TEST CALL INTERCEPT FOR PEOPLE IT DOESN"T WORK FOR ON v13. don't get this if it already works for you.

if it still doesn't work for you, click the debug button in the dialer and tell me what it says.

OneDialer v14b1 (1.0.13.1)

this also has fixes for dpad errors, AppToDate screwup, and....ummmm....other stuff.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sow07:
I tried the registry change to disable the dialer skin. Upon the first call, OneDialer intercepted after a brief connection (the receiving end got a single ring) and then the call option box came up. On the second and subsequent attempts OneDialer didn't intercept at all. I'm leaving OneDialer running in the background.

I'm on Sprint using HTC Mogul with standard ROM.

I will be happy to try out some beta builds in an attempt to resolve this issue.

Thanks,

Phil
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] NPR_Aficionado:
V14b1 results

My results with v14b1, the "initial" call still connects, but the intercept is occurring faster than previously. Before v14b1, the average connection before the intercept/hangup was 4-6 seconds, now every call was stopped at precisely 2 seconds (still long enough to get a single ring on the other end). This happened regardless of having "ask for each call" or "only use GV" selected in the settings.

Hope these reports are helping & not coming across as complaining, I think all the effort you are putting to this is great.

Thanks!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wisconsingod:
Sprint Palm Pro kinda works

I am running Version 13 Square on my Sprint Palm Pro, and it seems to work well. Voicemail List and SMS are GREAT features, and the intercept AUTOMATICALLY picks up when my GV number rings in.

However, there are a few caveats that I'd like to note

1) Dial Intercept - main phone Dials first - Frequently, when calling anyone with caller ID, they will get half a ring from my cell phone, then it will cut out. Two seconds later my GV Number rings for them. This can be annoying as one of the points to a GV number is to eliminate the need for anyone to know your cell. GVDialer had this issue as well, worse off than yours. I'm sure there is an intercept logic better than waiting for the call to connect before disconnecting and re-dailing.

2) Touchscreen only. There is no response in the application if i type the phone number with my keypad, I have to use the touchscreen to enter in the number (not as much a problem with intercept working)

3) Contacts - I have over 500 contacts in my outlook directory, scrolling through the list is cumbersome, some sort of Keyboard interaction here would be WONDERFUL, (either search, or type in the first letter, etc)

4) SMS Sending. I expected to be able to have a "New" option under the SMS area, but all I get are current conversations, no option to just send a new message.... However, that option is available in the contact list, but scrolling through 400 names to get there was a chore, especially when I knew the number off the top of my head. CORRECTION: IF I USE THE DIALER, THEN HIT THE SMS, IT GOES TO THE NEW MESSAGE TOOL. NOT INTUITIVE, BUT IT WORKS :)

In Summary, Palm pro functions without any bugs, but some enhancements would be nice. Thanks!

-Bob
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
absolutely not. I just want it to work for you guys. but it works consecutively? not just the first time?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
there is better logic, but it doesn't work on a lot of phones. I'm trying to figure out a catch-all for everyone.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gardndj:
Lol I kid.

Auto-answer confirmed working for "Always dial with GV" in v14b1.

I've briefly tested out the sms intercept (I realize it's not finished yet, but thought I'd comment). My receipiant received two identical texts, one from my cell number and one from my GV number. Other than that it seemed to work as intended.

My eventual goal is to be able to drop sms from my plan (I already pay for data, so why should I have to pay additionally for the minute amount sms uses). So If I drop it and have ATT block sending or receiving from my phone, will the intercept feature still work? I would assume yes, since no sms is actually being sent.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
should. and try it more than once. I found that the first sms sent twice and the rest worked "right"
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ethanhunteg:
From now on, lets try to give what service you are using (sprint, att etc), device, and version of operating system or mass used rom you are using with all of the feature reports we are doing. Also, I'm not sure if it is important but the dialer status (whether the HTC dialer or the registry fixed default dialer) etc.

This may provide more insight when we are giving feedback about the features and how they are working
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
^what he said.

good call.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ethanhunteg:
Service: Sprint

Device: HTC Touch Pro (Herman)

ROM: MightyROM6

Windows Version:

HTC dialer disabled by registry edit

First call started, but destination phone didn't ring. Intercept cut it off and option screen came up. Google Voice incoming call auto answered correctly and call went through.

Second call, no intercept screen, call just went directly though.

Debug report after second call

Dialing Now:False

DCCount:0

Tried a thrid call. Now the initial call did go though for a half a ring to the destination phone. But the call intercept screen came up and the call was cut off after less then 2 seconds. Dial with google voice correctly auto answered the GV incoming call. I hung up and checked debug again

DialingNow:True

DCCount:1

Tried a fourth call, and the call went directly though. Debug was

DialingNow:False

DCCount:0

5th Call. Correctly intercepted, Auto answered GV incoming correctly.

Debug after call

DialingNow:True

DCCount:1

6th call no intercept and went though, hung up

Debug as follows

DialingNow:False

DCCount:0

7th Call Correctly intercepted, Auto answered GV incoming correctly.

Debug after call

DialingNow:False

DCCount:1

8th call Correctly intercepted, Auto answered GV incoming correctly.

Debug

DialingNow:False

DCCount:0

9th call Correctly intercepted, Auto answered GV incoming correctly.

Debug

DialingNow:True

DCCount:1

10th call went directly though, no intercept

Debug

DialingNow:False

DCCount:0

11th Call Correctly intercepted, Auto answered GV incoming correctly.

Debug

DialingNow:True

DCCount:1

I then restarted the program

1st call on this program Correctly intercepted, Auto answered GV incoming correctly. Debug

DialingNow:True

DCCount:1

(The last few I was trying different ways of ending the call the last few times)

I was trying to get a correlation between ending the call on the screen with the touch screen end button, and ending the call with the hardware end button. There didn't seem to be any correlation. Sometimes it worked again the second time, and sometimes it didn't.

I'm going to be out for a while but will try some other things when I get back It is very promising that 4 or 5 in a row went correctly :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
kick ass. that helps. where's the rest of ya?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sahiljain22:
quick thing man -

any chances you can support automatically fixing the internet access when the phone switches from HSPDA to 3G to Edge or GPRS?

Usually it doens't work in the latter connections, says hostname not found. and if i switch back to 3g, I usually have to restart the app multiple times (sometimes quit the interceptor manually from task manager) before everything works.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
really? I hadn't even tested that. I didn't know that it doesn't work. I haven't been anywhere without 3G since I started it. I'll check it out when I travel out of 3Gland this weekend.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] volwrath:
I tried several calls: I also also have Sprint HTC Touch Pro with Mightyrom 6, with HTC dialer although I also tried it with WM 6.5 standard dialer with similar problems.

It intercepts after 4 rings or so and hangs up and correctly calls back, automatically picking up and dialing. Nontheless it is too slow in intercepting the call.

DialingNow:True

DCCount:1

Ill try more calls tomorrow when I have some time to work on it and run through 10 or so. Thanks for your work!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] jj62mtp:
m_drunk, i have one more feature request that i think everyone would like, would it be possible to select which numbers and or contacts onedialer always dials, never dials, or always asks to dial? i think a feature like that would make this great program just that much better! thank you for your consideration and this awesome program!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] rhijaen:
Hey guys, before I go out and get a windows mobile device, I want to make sure of one thing:

Can I place calls, take calls, send and receive sms without a service provider? I'll only have wifi.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Ullmz469:
M_drunk

I'm been testing the new beta. I'm having just about exactly the same outcome as ethanhunteg. It seems as soon as the debug states "false & 0" again it works. Side note the SMS intercept is working on my Fuze. Except it doesn't close the new message screen when send is press, but the message still gets sent. Definitely not complaining, it works!!

Great work again soooo close. Awesome!!!!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] cdargy:
Maybe I'm just slow but...

I just upgraded to the newest version of mobile windows and when I try to open the OneDialer.exe it says

"An unexpected error has occurred in OneDialer.exe.

Select quit and the restart this program, or select Details for more information

This application requires a newer version of the Microsoft.NET compact"

So I press Details and it says

"OneDialer.exe

MissinfMethodException

This application requires a newer version of the Microsoft.NET Compact Framework than the version installed on this device."

Where do I get this version?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
It does. just not correctly. I'm trying to modify the relay service to accept the messages and counts that are already on the phone and just send back the parts that are new. it's kind of tedious, but I'm almost there. I'm seriously thinking about just releasing the app as a demo of the service and just opening the service to usage as an API, since it's really the unseen star of the show. Just thinkin' out loud....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
what looks wrong? can you send me a screenshot? my email is in the "about".
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] slugmuffin:
any chance we can get the source?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
most likely not.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] c0de_junkie:
LMAO theres always gotta be someone that wants it lol, but its yours to keep if thats what you want!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] vexingv:
let me preface this by saying i have not used your application. however, after reading an earlier comment, i am concerned about the use of a "relay." is all traffic/data passed through some intermediary/3rd party site? if so, there are concerns of privacy and integrity of data and passwords, etc. the only way to allay such fears would be to make the application transparent (ie. provide the source code) so that users can see exactly where data is going and what is being done w/ it.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
Yes it is. It's a webservice that's hosted on my personal server. it takes your username and password, lets GV genrate a cookie, and downloads all the info, processes it, and returns a managed set of objects to the phone. This is for sms. To dial, basically the same thing happens except nothing is passed back except for whether it dialed or not. Nothing is logged, nothing is saved, I don't care a lick about anyone else's info, and you're not getting the source code. If you don't want to use it, then don't.

And all this is explained in the disclaimer in the VERY FIRST POST.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gthing:
What good would the source code do you? What are you going to look for? If the developer wanted to read all your text messages he would do so on his server logs. What more malicious code could be hidden within the program itself?

Anyway, you can't expect much as this is just the developer's personal project that he was nice enough to let us play around with. If you're concerned about your privacy, just switch your Google password temporarily while you play around with it and then switch it back when you're done.

Also, the relay server is a pretty good idea since Google keeps blocking the various ways people access the data in their programs. With a relay the developer can rapidly deploy patches. That said, he doesn't have any reason to address everyone's privacy concerns because I don't think he cares if you use his program or not. This is a developer board, and this is how software gets developed. If you want nice polished programs with privacy policies it's the wrong place to be. :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
gthing just received the source code. just because that's the kind of guy I am.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] tmpid:
It would be better if the author can put out a version that utilizes the local IE cookies like what iDialer did to get rid of the concerns on privacy and reliability of personal server.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
I would of, if the compact framework supported cookies. someone write me a class that inherits httpwebreqest and response and add cookie handling to it, and I'll post the entire source on here.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
Holy crap. After searching like crazy, I've found a CookieContainer replacement for httpwebrequest and response.

I've got it in the application, and it works, BUT, I've found out that the JSON parser doesn't work in the NETCF. I'm still working on it.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] outphase:
Is there a way to interface with the built-in contacts list? By that, I mean to access the contacts manager via OneDialer. Right now, the OneDialer contacts list is slow to load. I know other programs can open up the contacts manager to access data.

Other than that, I think the app is moving along nicely.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] rkent:
Would love to see this on CodePlex once you get the cookies sorted!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
got the cookies sorted. now working on getting the json and html/xml parser ported over.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] xhozt:
hope ya get it ;-)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Feenix3:
+1

Running AT&T Tilt. Tried but display is definitely not usable for me at VGA resolutions.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Parli:
Great app! It's running on my Treo 700wx w/ WinMo 6.1. It's just very slow.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
that it is. I'm working on that. once I get the json parsing done, it'll be pretty quick.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] CJ Morin:
I noticed while typing out a message if I use the left arrow key on the keyboard it starts to erase the number. Also I have a Sprint Touch Pro and the call feature rings the phone does not directly connect to Google Voice.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] volwrath:
It took me a while to continue testing the v14

rd1 all works great

DN:true

DCC:1

rd2 all works great

DN:true

DCC:1

rd3) no pickup

DN:false

DCC:0

note it appears to work close to 100% if I actively open onedialer and then hit the minimize button before I call out.

Ok after more testing it may have just been blind luck, because sometimes it will not not work, esp. if going through spb shell

But once its working correctly, as long as you cancel out before you dial out, it will repeatedly launch call intercept correctly before it dials out. Ive done it probably 10x in a row and it intercepts properly although sometimes my phone does vibrate as if it has initated the outgoing call before intercept works, although my house phone does not ring.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ace10134:
First link on a Bing search: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=e3821449-3c6b-42f1-9fd9-0041345b3385
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] cdargy:
It's ALIVE!!!

Thank you for the help!! It's working now, I'm not a programmer so I really don't understand Half of these posts. LOL but I think that this App is awesome!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] kwill:
should the sms function on the .13 version? it just loads a white blank page when i tap sms. it's the first time i've tried to actually use it, so i never noticed before.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] atticus:
Caution!! on secuirty.. Please be aware that GV is not 100% secure. I've been using since beta and had to shut down sms because my texts were somehow being sent to someone else's phone and they could respond to messages as if coming from me. I used GV for business and personal so caused a lot of problems as you could expect.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Shawner:
Did you check your GV account and ensure that no other phones are registered/registered as mobile?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] cxi:
It's probably not that. The regular Google Voice forums have a number of complaints about in-progress calls getting rerouted, where suddenly you are talking to another random person, not the person you called and were already talking too. It wouldn't be surprising if texts did that too. It's probably a very small percentage and it's also probably one of the reasons it's still an invite only beta.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] brownhornet:
Does anyone have this working on NRGZ rom? Im using his Raphael 6.5 rom and I cant get it to connect...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Ullmz469:
I'm using one of NRGz ROM, it's working fine. I'm using the "Mercury" Rom 7-27. Which rom of NRGZ are you using?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] cdargy:
Texting from my phone

Can I text from my treo 700wx? Everytime I do it blocks the text and tells me there is an error. but sometimes the texts goes through and sometimes it doesn't. Is it set up for a text intercept or do I have to text everything through the OneDialer app? I don't mind either way I just need to know if I'm doing it wrong, if there can be a text intercept, or do i just need to use the app every time.

The sms through the app is difficult to navigate on my treo.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mercado79:
This has happened to me even without using the OneDialer app. As cxi noted, I guess this is a known bug with the service itself.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] k.electron:
using this on a att fuze running 6.5 energyrom

app does what it says fine but i have some questions

- how do i get the notification system to notify me on new sms?

- how do i set it such that it wont continuously consume the 3g but instead check at set intervals for new sms/voicemail?

other comments

- the contact pull up system is too slow for this to work as an sms replacement system.

- little bit of polish needed to make the app look better.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
I've decided to sell the source code. I don't have time at the moment to keep it up to date as I have. Please PM with any questions or bids. Thank you.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] noellenchris:
well that is sad news, you've really done a fantastic job so far... Well good luck with selling the code, I'll see ya around here on XDA. Thanks again for what you shared.

Chris
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] xdalaw:
Thanks for all the effort you put into this project! Good luck.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] m_drunk:
here's another reason I'm giving up:

http://www.fuzemobility.com/dialing-with-google-voice/

I work my ass off for months, and they feature a 10 day old app that does nothing.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] k.electron:
nononononono dont get discouraged by some **** other app.

but if u do, tell us where u sell the code, so we can get updates if any.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] reekotubbs:
Then look at it this way, If their app is only 10 days old and it does nothing then it will at least take them months to get where you currently are.

So you have nothing to worry about.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gardndj:
Wow. Thoroughly disappointed. Any chance we had of getting a functional GV app pretty much just went out the window.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ace10134:
I never read FuzeMobility, and I plan on never ever looking at their site again, because of how blatently stupid they were in that article. I say keep coding, my friend.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Hotshot205:
Oh Noes!

i would say dont give up i love your program just work on it at your own pace and time when you can just means your updates will be bigger when you release em